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a Snow Shed D,sn.,.r

VIRGINIA CIT1, NRv, Feb. 1e.-Nows
reached here early this morning that snow
sheds at Blue Canyon collapsed late last
night under the pressure OF an enormous
body OF snow. A SNOW plow and seven
engines were wrecked, and it is said that
the conductor, brakeman, roadmaater and
one other employe are missing. The report
was very meagre and particulars have not
yet been learned. r855, Vi l1f3i5s Z
A dispatch from Towles, CAL, Gays: The
snow which begun to fall Saturday ceased
yesterday. There is a blockade on the
Central Pacific between here and Blue
Canon, extending distance Of four miles.
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GENERAL GRANTS letter OF 1864, now
hrs! published, shows again what o big
man the country lost when he passed
away. The people who have been indulg-
ins in post mostem crocodile tears over
bis alleged in.emperance during the war
will do well to moralizs little on tho
lofty spirit OF that letter-a patriot'6 heart
in every line OF It'll
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powDERL1 INDIGNANT
AT tho Action OF tho Chicago Knights
T.1taar A - AYIo~

At tho Action Of tho Chicago Knights OF
Labor Assenibi ...
CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-.General Master
Workman Powderly has about arrived at
the conclusion tina. some OF the Chicago
assemblies Of the Knights Of Labor are
giving him more work, trouble and anx.
iety than all the rest OF tho order in the
country combined, and General Organizer
Richard GrifIiths, who is tho local repre-.
sentative Of the General Executive Board,
will be in Philadelphia in few days in
response to a peremptory summons from
his chief, for the purpose Of explaining, il
he can, why the Chicagoans arc kicking
up such a disturbance, and also to give his
advice concerning the methods which
should be adopted to compel obedience
and respect to the constitution of the or.
der and general officers. Scarcely a fort.
night now goes by but tho General Master
Workman finds 1t necessary to issue some
peremptory mandate to one or the other
Of the Chicago Assemblies. The latest ia
his order that no general boycotts shall be
authorized by the district assemblies, and
this has created good deal Of angry
comment. i
Under the constitution Of the order a
District Assembly has right to order
boycott within its jurisdiction, but such,
a boycott cannot extend into other dis.
tricts without the sanction of the General
Executive Board in Philadelphia. Ger.
tain District Assemblies heseabouts have
made law unto themselves and usurped
the powers and authority Of the supreme
body by ordering boycotta here, there and
everywhere at their own sweet will. This
is why Powderly is mad, and he is said to
have reached the conclusion that either
discipline shall be maintained or the
usurping assemblies be thrown bodily out
OF the order. The latter step would haye
been taken some time ago had it not been
for a fear that the assemblies concerned
might forn strong nucleus for fedora.
ton Of Unions. The order regarding boy.
colts, if carried out, will practically squelch
the crusade against Armour's meats and
against certain manufacturers who have
fallen under the ban, and hence there has
been far no indication OF Willingness to
comply with its text. r. a.
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Quito English, You Know.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. G.-President
and Mrs. Cleveland attended Mr.. Wiluon
Barrett's performance OF Hamlet at the
National Theatre this evening. Two su.
perb bouquets were sent to the box by
Mr; Barrett and satin programmes fringed
With gold bullion We're printed for tho
Presidential party. The occupants OF the
other boxea were presented with similar
programmes. --- L,.-E-
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THERE is abundant room for more pot
terios, and tho INrELL1GENcER is glad to
know that another is to be established in
Wheeling. Good men arc at the holm,
and it is safe to predict the success OF
thar undertaking. There is no better
manufacturing investment than well
conducted pottery, aud no better place
Tor that industry than Wheeling, EsGl
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Tho Cruiser Bill Pahse,l

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1G.-The Sen.
ate bill which has been under discussion
for several days and was passed is Senator
Cameron'a bill for the construction Of ten
protected steel cruisers, while the other
which was discussed to-day is Senator
Hale's bill for the construction OF heavy
armed coast defencs vessels, also for gun.
boats and torpedo boats. The title Of both
bills is the same. |lfGIi : m
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MISS nEcK's STRANGE DEATH.
a Peculiar Resemblance In Iyritinrs-yyns
tho Woman Crazy.

Peculiar Resemblance In Writings-Was
tho Woman Crnzy:
New YORK, Feb. lG.-The mystery sur.
rounding the death by strangulation Of
Miss Lsyarte Heck has not yet been
solved. The authorities will cay little
about tho case, though it is known that
several of1nspector Byrne's shrewdest de,
tectiyes are engaged upon it. The coro-
ner last night made Mrs. schaefer. with
whom Miss Heck boarded, writo eome-
thing in German She did so, and tho
writing looks very much like that in the
transfer found in the dead womar's room
and reading:
81 transfer the sum Of $500 to Mrs,
Annie schaefer.
.tsigned) "LEyARrE HscSn
Mrs. Schasfer is q good-looking little
German woman, and appeared yery uer-
yous when arrsigned before the coroner.
who questioned her closely. Several
times she slightly contradicted herself,
She told the story OF finding the transfers
IN the pocket-book on the table in Miss
Heck's room, together With some cash,
which che handed over to the coroner.
She sgore that she had mover seen The
transfer, and that it was a surprise to her
although she had looked for something
from Miss Heck. sI.
DR.. Richard Muller, who attended Miss
Heck recently, says that Of late she had
Imagined herself followed by various per.
SONG. She acted in such a strange man.
ner that he believed her temporarily in.
aane. When he visited her few days
before she waa found dead she appeared
to be more rational than before. She ap-
pearcd, however, to be Suspicious OF her
landlady, Mrs. schaeffer. 5.5 q !
Father Ziegler, of the Church OF the
Holy Redeemer, says that last Friday af-.
ternoon she visited the rectory and said to
him that she wished to make her con.
ieRsioD, the usual monthly custom of Good
Catholics. The priest found her IN such a
condition Of mind that he would not hesr
her confession. Dr.. Muller later on re-
ceived the following curious note: ~
Mr.. Doctor Muller: f s.
I pray you most friendly not to come be.
lore I send for you. I don't want to Gee
anybody until later. Respectfully,
403 EAST ELEVENTH STREET,
1t was left by d boy, who said there was
no answer. IT was written in very bad
German on q torn piece Of paper, and with
q blue pencil. The letter was in Mrs,
schaet1er's handwriting. ~
The husband of Mre. Echeaffer ia report
ed to be missing, and it is said that he
consulted lawyer about Mise Heck's will
a.few days before the.body was found.
Henry D. shipman, the young man who
murdered his boarding.houss mistress,
Mrs. Josephine Mason, in West Thirty
first street, on February !, was arraigned
in General Sessions to-day to plead. To
the he aatonishmeut Of all he pleaded guilty.
lawyers were engaged in the Unger trial.
Recorder Smyth refused to accept the plea,
as unprecedented. Shipman's defence, as
given before tho coroner, will be insanity.
His action to-day is looked upon as q
clever performance. 71s's,
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THAT 10 acool proposition Of tho Powers,
that England shall agrco to the neutrality
Of the suez Canal and place it inthe hands
Of on international commission. That
was not at all the idoa Of Disraeli's bril-
liant coup by which England, by buying
the Khediye'a shares, placed herself, aa
ahe thought, in a position Of mastery over
the great ditch. England means to use
the canal when she wants it, and just now
who knows what day may bring forth ?
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~ .-V1--T-- y" -7--l5T y 7|T77- :
n Morcl,nnts, Rend This.

To those subject to the vexationa Of bust
ness life, dyspepsia and feeling Of debil.
ity, irritability, and dependency, we say,
take Simmons Liver Regulator. The Re.
gulatoris free from any injurious mineral
substance; not disagreeable; can be taken
at any time without interfering will, bust.
ness or pleasure. It is gentle, safe, and q
good digestor. It is unequalled in the
cure OF piles, constipation, bad breath,
sick headache and bilious complaints. n !
E Il, !is 50 ,s MWFaw,
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WM. L. scorr, the millionaire Congress-
man Of Erie, says he can't name Mr..
Msnning's successor. But the President
cam with the advice and consent Of the
Senate" II he the prizs should fall to
Scott he would endoavor to bear up under
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Our Democratic friends at Charleston
will have to guard their outposts better.
1.-THE Republicans can capture the Senate
and hold it for half an hour they may, in
some unsuarded moment, got away with
the whole State. G
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Coke WORKERS. Strike Probable.

plrrssuRou, PA, Feb. l6.-A committee
representing the coke workers Of the Con-
nellsvillc region met the Coke Syndicate
to-day and presented a demand for an ad-
vance in wages Of 20 per cent. The Syn
dicato refused to consider the demand,
but offered the men an advance Of S per
cent, the increase to apply to all classes Of
labor. This was rejected by tho workmen,
and after each side had submitted nnsstis-
factory plansfor arbitrating the differences
circumference adjourned without reaching
a settlement. Another meeting will prob
ably bs hold in a few days. Z.
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a Steamer Damaged.

PA1cHoouE, LII, Feb. le.-The Guion
limo steamer, Wisconsin, Capt. Bently,
from Liverpool February 5,for New York,
went ashore on an outer bsr between
Smiths Point and Bell Port, Fire Island
beach to-day, but was tloated of at high
water about r. NJ. aud taken in tow by a
wrecking tug and headed towards New
York, 2if1t 4 l.53 $3.50; .:1S%'
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CoSGREssMAN.ELEcr CUMMINGS. Of the
The Sixth New York District, will find it
hard to please tho press OF his district,
which includes eighteen dailiea, 1s7 week
lies and 459 periodicals. GlI
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Lot I'm Fight 1t Out,

Ptlt6afQh. Chronicle 7elt0raph' ,E
We have aeen suggestions that the Re-
publicans assist Camden in preference to
any other Democratic candidate, but we
hope they will do no such thing. There
sre more Republicans and Greenbackers
than Camden Democrats, and there is no
reason why the former should help the
latter out Of their diEicul.i.e. II the
Camden men want the fight over, let them
unite with the Republicans on Repub-
licen candidate. II they will not do this,
the Republicans should certainly let the
Democrats 6ght it out among themselves.
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II 80 : : = : : > : ~.
cennsylvnnIn Elections.

PnnApELpulA, Feb. 1e.-The vote in
full for municipal officers here yesterday
WIGS as follows: For Mayor, Filter, (Rc-
publican) 90,407; Deim, (Democrat) g.
2ot; Phillips (Labor) 1864. Filters plu.
rality eS, ,o93. lftS'3g, l1f5i.5,a ~
y For Receiver Of Taxes, Clay, (Republi.
can) 79.427; Benton, (Democrat) II ,647;
F!anks, | nsa, (Labor) l,279. Clay's plurality
City Solicitor, Warwick, (Republican)
95,s9S; Arnold, tDemocrat} 57,6i6; Key.
ser; Sc & ,Iaabot) 1868. Warwick's plurality
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WAR RUN1ORS,
Affairs In Hungary-BouIanccr's Letter to
n Russian.

n Russian.
vienna, Feb. 16.-Qrestions asked tho
Government in the Reichsrath in relation
to the proposed credit for military pur.
poses, elected The information that Hun.
gary would only enroll in the Landetrum
such men as already had military train
ing Or. was likely TO make good soldiers,
Numerous exemptions would be made.
In Austris the enrolment Of men under
the age of forty-two years would be al.
most universal. Ex.cticers up to the age
Of sixty years would also be enrolled,
Men who are only fitted for ambulance or
office work will not be exempted, II is
semi-oRcislly s!atea.that an Austro. Huu.
garian treaty, TO continue ten years, will
be arranged and will 50 into operation in
Two carnival balls wore hold in Vienna
last night-one by the Polish Society, and
tho other By the Coacordia Stub. The
latter is an organization OF euthors and
artiste. There were brilliant assemblsses
at both balls. Grown Prince Rudolph was
present ut both entertainments. at the
Polish ball, speaking Of tho political etu-
alton, he observed: "Let US hope that
the crisis will pass without war. II it
does not, however, We shall do our duty"
Y PARIS, Feb. l6.-The letter which Gen.
eral Boulanger desired to send to Russia
by an aide-de.camp, but which the for
eigp Minister insisted should be sent
Through the ordinary diplomatic channels,
WAS addressed to General Obrutcheff, chief
ot the Russian staff, 4 strong opponent OF
Germany. President Grevy has trans.
ferred General Lewal from Rennes to the
Second army corps at Amiens. 2i1
BERLIN, Feb. 1G-The Emperor's i'll.
ness is not regarded by his physicans as
serious. Germany has annexed Kepin,
and has acquired portions OF the East
African coast, in accordance with the
terms OF the Anglo-Germany convention.
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CAMDEN LEFT.

He EnJoys q CiSur mt II Why Station nnd
Misses Ills Train.
Special Dispatch to the Iaitltqtnctr. X
+, WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. 1G.--A good
story is told to-day abou. Senator Caudca.
He left hero last night on the $50 train
for Charleston. When tho train arrived
at Manassas Junction and stopped for sup.
per, tho sena.oraligh!sd to enjoy smoke
on the platform. So absorbed was he in
thought that he did not observe the train
pull out. .&ElE ~ (;
When he had finished his cigar and was
making ready to take his car again he
realized for the frat time that he had been
left. The Charleston train was gone tax
ing, with 1t all tho Senator's baggage, his
overcoat and auch other effects Us hs had
with him. He returned to this city last
night the maddest man You ever saw.
If straws count for anything ii may be
regarded as significant matter that Sena-
tor Camden has relinquished his rooms at
Williard's Hotel in this city.
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0uR own Senator Scott is "a fellow Of
infinite Jest" Though not professional
!unuy man, he has perpetrated the joke Of
the session. The Democratic Senators
must acknowledge that they were caught
naming, .g7. g1....
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PHILADELPHIA has one Thousand five
hundred lawyers. There's "room at the
Top" but it is disheartening to stand at
the bottom and see. tho other fellows
struggling for place. ..a
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FOR HALF AN HOUR.
THE SENATE CAPTURED
Dy the Republicans for a Short senson-rhe
Iioasc Prohibltory Biii ordered to Its
Ehgrossmont After Being Loaded
Down with Senate Amendments. d
sptelal DLpaleA % lhe Inlelllatnen.

0pteHl UNpdlth 0lHe lnltlllgtnceT. -"-T
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1G.-There
was a good joke played on the senate this
afternoon. Major Aldevon had d num-
Der Of hiu personal friends at dinner with
him at the Ruilner, among them President
Price. When tho hour Tor the Senate to
reAssemblo arrived. Mr.. Scott nominated
Judge Maxwell as President Of tho Senate
pro TEN and he was elected, and the Re-
publ licana captured the Senate and ran 1t
for about a half hour. ~ iI4fEEEf
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Victims identified.

Wn.TE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Feb. 10.
The last two bodies at the morgue we're
identified 'thts'morning. They were those
Of Peter McLea,,; OF Acton, and D. Nal
gel, a Notary Public, Of shawenegan.
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TIE House prohibitory bill seems to be
getting a little overweighted in the Senate
from q House point Of view. The House
takes i! prohibition very straight. -
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LAMosr's Dalary as Private Secretary Is
$500, and the President is said to give
him as much moro to keep him on hand
for his moral support, perhaps. ",a Z
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BISMARCK may continue to pick up an
occasional Frenchman until he has Bou.
LANCER fighting mad. Then-La Rerenche!
and the fur will fly along the Rhine. b
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The 1SrELLlaEScEn Is looking for an:
other little surprise at Charleston. Peo-
plc Of weak nerves will do well to brace
,hsnselvss for the shock.
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Mr. RASDALL is given credit for stand.
iar pelwecn the country and coast de.
lenses That /, grave responsibility for
one man 10 tako. st1N.Hfs
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To.Slour's meeting Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce will be OF unusual importance,
and there should be full attendance Of
members, -
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Was 1t soubright's Overcout !.

Special Dispatch TO the Lnle;tfgencr. @yI
CHARLEsroN, W. VA, Feb. 1G.-Senator
Camden Was expected to arrive here TO-
day but did not. Instead e telegram came
saying hs 80. OF the train at NIanassas
Junction to got lunch, an1 when the
trains started ho got on tho wrong one.
His overcoat and valise arrived this morn
ing aud he is expected tomorrow.
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i. They Get tho Right.
pfcfal DispGtcb 10 the Inie!lipennr.

IptEpb bfpu4Sb ~ GtS tIHf1bIptUEtr.
g WASHINGTON, D. O., Fob. ..l0.-The Con.
ference Committee mentioned few days
since rs being appointed to arbitrate the
differences between the House and Senate
on the bill granting TO tho kanawha 4
Ohio Railroad Company the right to Law
lis tracks through the Government lock
and dam in West Virginia.. reported to.
day. The Senate amendment offered by
Mr.. kenna WAS agreed to and tho bill
passed. . The amendment provides that
the railroad company shall pay q ressona.
bio yearly rental for tho property, the
amount to be fixed by the Secretary Of
War. .ia.f0J .'f MN 7's,1
Hon. Eustace Gibson ia candidate ior
place on the Interstate Commerce
Commission. ..7II77|7 :,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
rosrMAsrEnsll1p.
DR.. Cooks Confirmation Hanging Fire.
Knhawha E Ohio Railroad Rishts-fu.
8 vestiga,ion Into the Tcxas Election.
a Very bad State of AfInlrs.

Special Dispasch otM Intt!iGtncsr
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 1G The nom.
ination Of Dr.. John Cook 10 be Postmauter
at Bridgeport, O., has not yet been con.
6rmcd by the seuate. DR.. Cook was up.
pointed last August to auccsed Dr.. ]. NJ.
Todd. There liae, however, been consid.
cradle opposition 10 Cooks confirmation,
and It Is probable that tho nomination
will bo among those unacted upon, there
being foriy.three in all. Tho President,
however, will probably reconmlssion ali
those whose nomination. are not confirmed
or rejected. Dr. Cook is, therefore, sure
to retain the Office for another year, at
least, unless his nomination Is rejected,
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hiESENBECk-0n Wednesday evening, February
= "a. lss7. at 9o'clock. MAhKts RlEsESnEcS, aged
iiE ~ years. l.7 s5 = q sI5s --,7'- ~ - n
Funeral notice tomorrow, t..F,I
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in.law and cousin and hanged thom. On
croas.examination witness with consider
able hesitation testified that he heard that
Polk Hill killed Devices Bolton. 5N
William Shaw {colored) testified that
the ballot box at Graball polling,place was
seized by armed and disguised white men,
Adjourned TIL tomorrow. l1.
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Ghe A,t&lliIqet1eer:
,nlcel Nus ss and ~ Fourteenth, Street.
Mn. GARLAND, do you observe the way
Nm, Msnring ttod2 l-
All, there, Mr.. Camden This thing Of
getting left is Of bad omen.
Tus Presidents popularity will not be
increased IN the otricken district OF Texaa.
Ia s,raias at constitutional gnats. si :

uGAru' finds that Cleveland is disliked
in Washington. But nobody can ( tell
what lucky mans luck may not do for
him "a ...... .... M.t
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WHEELING WEST IL, 1887.

Montooth: George Preston and Jack
Wiles, burglary, Beaver; Joseph J.. slevin,
eenbozz lement, Allegheny. The board
has postponed action on all tho cases until
Wednesday OF next week, n.
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WILL MAKE IT A MODEL.
Reorganization of the Pioneer X. OF L. As.
sembly In tho West,

reorganization OF the Pioneer X. OF L. AS
sembly In tho West.
CHlcAGo, ILL, Feb. 16.-A large nun.
ber OF Knights Of Labor gathered last
night at No. l04 East Randolph street to
participate in the ceremony Of reorganiz-
ing Local Assembly No. 400. It was re.
yival Of the pioneer assembly OF the order
in the West. 1t was organized in 1877 by
Rlchard Griaiths, now General Worthy
Foreman af the order. The assem-
bly, grew. SO large eventually that a
nuuber ot other assemblies were founded
IN different parts Of tho city, and as these
aud others grew, No.. 400 was gradually
deserted by its members Tor assemblies
whose headquarters we're more coayeu-
tionally located. The charter was alweya
held here, however. .I4s.G.5I'
An old member, referring to tho ycor-
ganizstion, said "There arc Knights who
have become tired OF the extremists, The
young and radical are crowdiug out the
conservatives from the assemblies, They
will all find a, friendly refuge in old 400,
Wewant to conduct 400 on strictly knights
OF Labor principles. No Socialism, no
politics, no pesoonal quarrels will enter
our assembly" r.. :E6,T7fC :
fsGlE55s Strikers snubbed. "a
New YonK, Fob. 1G.-Master Workman
Quinn, Of District Assembly No. 40, X. Of
L., called at the Mallory Line pier to-day
and told Mr.. Charles Mallory that he had
come to settle the labor trouble on that
pier: Mr.. Mallory said: "NNe have no
trouble with our men, and l know YOU
never worked on this pier, aud therefore I
have no knowledge Of you" Mr.. Nal.
lory walked away and an officer escorted
49's representative outside tho gate. R
Some OF the old hands are back at work
on Mallory's dock, and the steamers are
leaving on time. There is still some
trouble to keep freight from sccumulatipp
on the Morgan line dock, as the Italians
have all been disposed OF and the strikers
have not been taken back. The company
has offered the strikers employment at Is
cents IN hour for day work and IS for
night work, but the mon refuse to accept
any other rates but 10 and 60 cents, as be.
lore the strike. The busy season is Just
commencing on the piers OF the deep ses-
going vessels, and this leads to the conclu.
sion that in very short time most OF tho
strikers will get work. a a !. ~